The US bombing of nuclear sites in Iran has turbocharged a rally in energy prices, pushing commodity markets on track for their best monthly return since 2022.

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Gold was edging higher Sunday evening as investors weighed U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear sites over the weekend. Futures contracts tied to gold prices were up 0.3% Sunday evening at around $3,395 an ...

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Gold rose after the US joined the Israeli assault on Iran , raising the risks of a wider regional war that could push up energy prices.

Heightened geopolitical tensions could see gold retest last week’s highs around $3,450/oz, said Pepperstone.